Dhoom Dadakka

Some films completely defy logic. Questions flood your mind while watching them, like why did someone finance this, why did certain actors agree to be in it, did anyone actually read the script and if so, didn’t they notice it is... Full review

d movie's kewl as also d new faces are a refreshing. The music is really good n foot tapping....In short paisa vasool... Full review

Starring Sameer Dattani and Shaad Randhawa in lead along with Aarti Chhabria and Shama Sikander, DHOOM DADAKKA is a youthful fun entertainer that has been shot prominently in Thailand. With DHOOM DADAKKA, the filmmaker is changing tracks and is now taking the fun route. ... Full Review

to indulge tongue-in-cheek comedy of the Hrishikesh Mukherjee variety....if the producer-director Shashi Ranjan intended to provide earplugs for all those brave hearts who would sit to the end of this haphazard comedy of terrors.....Everyone uniformly hams through this painful piece of cinematic travesty.....In no time at all, the plot suffers from an identity crisis..... ... Full Review

Juvenile, unimaginative and entirely predictable, Dhoom Dadakka is a comedy that didn't even make me laugh once. It's a picture so bankrupt of any cinematic merit that the only reason I'd recommend going to the cinema for this film, is to enjoy the air-conditioning on a hot summer day. ... Full Review

Good actors. You end up laughing intermittently at Satish Kaushik's repetitive act of bumbling detective Johnny English who must find the rightful heir to Don Mungilal's empire. ... Full Review

Aarti Chabria is good with her dance moves and dull on the acting front. Anupam Kher does a good job but such roles have been done to death. ... Full Review

Cutie Shama Sikandar celebrates Diwali in style, wearing a mustard and blue churidar pajama suit, with matching blue bangles and teardrop earrings. The actress is well known for her role as Pooja in the hit serial, 'Ye Meri Life Hai'. ... Full Article

Vulgarity in this comedy of disembodied context depends completely on how many of the characters are crammed in one line of vision in every scene. ... Full Article

The recent trend is that everybody who has half an idea and half a dozen actors, slaps together a comedy.This is a trend that will soon become a tragedy if films like 'Dhoom Dadakka' keep coming out regularly. ... Full Article

Two rival dons in Bangkok, slugging it out for a tukda of zameen in Alibag, Mumbai.Mungli Lal (Anupam) wants to make a hospital there; Fursat Lala (Gulshan) wants a casino and dance girls. ... Full Article

Take a bunch of seasoned actors, some novices and a couple of women with few inhibitions.Give them lines packed with double entendre, and accompany those with irritating background sounds that are supposed to elicit laughter. ... Full Article

Mungilal (Anupam Kher) was once a small time Bhai way back in 70, in Mumbai. He had a childhood friend Jignesh (Satish Shah) who was his friend cum business advisor. ... Full Article